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105 Cards in this Set
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a geological doctrine that changes in the earths crust have in the past been brought aboud suddenly by physical forcesoperating in ways that can't be observed today
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catastrophism
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the historical development of a biological gap
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evolution
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a doctrine or theory holding that various forms of life and the world were created by God out of nothing
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creationism
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the theory that matter the various forms of life, and the world were created by a designing intelligence
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intelligent design
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analogy
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same function
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same ancestry
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homology
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pody parts or actions that arent used by signs of ancestry
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vestigial structure
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same function but different ancestry (analogus NOT homologus)
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covergence
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characteristics of 1 groups, intermediate form
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transitional fossil
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decent with modification
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common decent
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small changes over a long time (big changes)
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gradualism
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use mutation rates to calculate time of divergence
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molecular clock
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how evolution happened
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natural selection
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humans manipulating survival and reporduction of specific varients with desired traits
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artificial selection
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directly observed, small changes
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microevolution
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indirectly observed, huge changes
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macroevolution
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evolved responses (fever, diarrhea, vomiting) are good
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darwinian medicine
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formation of a new species
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speciation
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geopgraphic barrier splits gene pool
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allopatric speciation
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the inability of a species to breed successfully with a related species
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reporductive isolation
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ex. Homo sapiens
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Binomial nomenclature
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Hierarchial classification of animals:
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Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species |
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balanced proportions
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symmetry
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the lined space between the body wall and the digestive tract
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coeloms
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compartmentalized coelom for added mobility *SEGMENTED*
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metamerism
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formed head, sense organs, central control of nervous system (brain)
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Cephalization
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fluid part of blood
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plasma
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maintenance of a relatively constant internal invironment
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homeostasis
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plasma
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matrix
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between cells in tissues (inflammation)
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interstatial fluid
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external covering for body
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integument
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tough, flexible vovering of PROTISTANS (organis)
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Pellicle
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Calcium carbonate, silica made covering of PROTISTANS (inorganic)
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Test
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tough, flexible protein sheith covering of PLATYHELMINTHES, NEMATODA and ROTIFERA
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Cuticle
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calcium carbonate and protein covering for MOLLUSCA
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Shell
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Epicuticle, Procuticle, Epidermis -for arthropoda
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Exoskeleton
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2 layered covering for Chordata (epidermis, dermis)
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skin
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physics and optics, way light is relfected off something, different wavelengths (Common color blue)
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Structural Color
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Large molecules (polymers) that reflect specific wavelengths
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Pigments
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brown, black, pigment
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Melanin
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yellow, red pigment
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carotenoids
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contains pigmens
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chromatophore
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contains melanin
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melanophore
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contract against coelom (or other bag of fluid) characeristic of ANNELIDA,MOLLUSCA,NEMATODA
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Hydrostatic skeleton
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internal, rigid, jointed, characteristic of CHORDATA, ECHINODERMATA
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ENDOSKELETON
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Jointed, internal projections, characteristic of ARTHROPODA
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Exoskeleton
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muscles that work in antagonisitc pairs
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antagonistic mucles
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protein in muscle fiber that is responsible for muscle contraction and relaxation
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actin
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Pseuopodia
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amoeboid movement, actin and myosin, in PROTISTA PORIFERA CHORDATA(blood) WBC
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cilia
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little hairs move back and forth, movement
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9+2 arrangement
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microtuble structure
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protein that makes up mocrotubules
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tublin
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cells feed themselves, no digestive system
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intracellular digestion
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take food into cavity, digest, absorb
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extracellular digestion
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aquative, filter food, suspended in water by size
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fliter feeding
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one oepning
gastrovascular cavity increase surface area for digestion and absorption in GVC |
Incomplete digestive system
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Large central cavity of CNIDARIANS AND PLATYHELMINTHS that receives and digests food
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gastrovascular cavity
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Mouth and anus
esophogus stomach small intestine large intestine |
Complete digestion system
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blind alley of intestine (ex. appendix)
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Caecum
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enzyme that breaks down proteins in chemcal digestion
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pepsin
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enzyme that breaks down proteins in chemical digestion
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Hydrochloric Acid (HCL)
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villi and microvilli
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in vertebrate small intestine, moves food along
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enzymes secreted by pancreas to breakdown foods
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pancreatic juice
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proteases
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breakdown protein
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breakdown fats
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lipaseas
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breakdown nucleic acid
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nucleases
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breakdown carbs
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amylases
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emulsifier secreted by liver, increases surface area
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bile
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encreases surface area of food
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emulsification
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Coprophagy
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Eat feces
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ruminant
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ruminate (chew your cud)
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blood of open ciruclatory system
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hemolymph
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cavity not enclosed in vesels
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hemocoel
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arteries
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take blood away from heart
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arterioles
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arterial branch proximal to a capillary
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capillary
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take blood to tissue
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collect blood from a capillary bed and joins a vein
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venules
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take blood to heart
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vein
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connects capillary beds
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portal vein
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ventricular contraction
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systolic
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centricular relaxation
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diastolic
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produce and house WBCs
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lymph nodes
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build up of fluid
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edema
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fluid part of blood
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plasma
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RBCS
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erythrocytes, carry O2 and CO2
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WBC
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leucocytes, defense
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Platelets
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cell fragments,clotting
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exposure to antigens of pathogen
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Vaccine
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only integument exchange gases
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cutaneous repiration
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aquatic respiration
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gills
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same concentration of slats and h2o as surroundings
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isosmotic
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less water and more salts than surroundings
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hyperosmotic
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more water less salts
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hyposmotic
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organelle that rids excess water FRESHWATER PROTISTA PORIFERA CNIDARIANS
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contractile vacuole
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excretes waste in PLatyhelminthes
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Flamecell
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hemocoel, hemolyph bathes green gland and forces good and bad tuff into tubules and good stuff returned to hemocoel
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green gland
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uses active transport to suck wastes from hemolymph in insecta
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malpighian tubules
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extension of the nerve cell that conducts impusles to cell body
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dendrite
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thread like part of neve cell
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axon
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junction between neuron and affected organ
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synapse
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class of chemicals for a neuron message (adreniline)
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neurotransmitters
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multi directional nerve impulses in CNIDARIANS
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nerve net
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receives imput stimulus, responds
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peripheral nervous system
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decision, coordination
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Central Nervous System
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fluid that covers brain and spinal cord for protection
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cerebrospinal fluid
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